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Minister orders care home abuse investigation
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Hedge fund boss £1bn gift
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Owen signs new United deal
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Malaysian entrepreneur Tony Fernandes claims to have made an offer to buy West Ham on his Twitter account.
Lescott: no complacency in England camp
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Spanish No 1 seed beats Swede in three sets to move within two games of a record sixth title in Paris.
Football deserves better than Blatter
The Fifa president Sepp Blatter is discredited and clinging to power, writes Duncan White.
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